NASHVILLE, TENN. — Four armed men invaded a home at 1120 Florence Ave. in Madison just before 9 a.m. Tuesday. Five residents, including three children, fled the home after the MNPD’s swift arrival.
The four men arrested following the day-long SWAT response are all jailed on charges of aggravated robbery.
Maurice Bowers, 30, of Cline Avenue in Hendersonville, and Torrey Glen, 37, of Lewis Street, surrendered to SWAT officers at 2:20 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. Jamarious Jackson, 30, of Joseph Avenue, was apprehended about two hours later while hiding in the attic after refusing numerous commands to surrender.
SWAT officers saw no sign of a fourth suspect during Jackson’s arrest, but, after further evaluation of the scene, decided to do a secondary sweep using thermal imaging equipment. That led to the 7 p.m. discovery of parolee Brandon M. Jones, 28, of Old Matthews Road, who had hidden in the attic under insulation and duct work.
BREAKING: 2 suspects in custody from Florence Avenue SWAT call. pic.twitter.com/7RYtXhQH3t
— Metro Nashville PD (@MNPDNashville) October 16, 2018
The 2 men in custody from the home invasion call on Florence Avenue are convicted felons Maurice Bowers, 30 (L), & Torrey Glen, 37 (R). SWAT has just deployed gas into the home with the belief there is at least one other suspect inside. pic.twitter.com/iwUyuxqgFq
— Metro Nashville PD (@MNPDNashville) October 16, 2018
BREAKING: A secondary sweep of the Florence Avenue home by SWAT officers using thermal imaging equipment led to the apprehension of the 4th suspect, parolee Brandon Jones, 28, who had concealed himself in the attic. Jones has robbery & burglary convictions from Sumner County. pic.twitter.com/6A9gsAJp5Y
— Metro Nashville PD (@MNPDNashville) October 17, 2018
